The A&S Research Office

 

Internal Funding for Undergraduate Students ▸

Mentored Undergraduate Research and Creative Activities Grant (MURC) ▾

The MURC program is funded to promote meaningful undergraduate research and/or creative activity experiences for first- or second-year students and provide graduate students, staff, and faculty with opportunities to mentor undergraduates. A&S will fund teams of a mentor and undergraduate student mentee that meet the requirements described below. The number of awards each cycle will depend on the funding available. Funding no longer available for this program.

Summer Research Opportunity Program (SROP) ▾

The SROP provides University of Louisville students who would like to know more about graduate-level education with a 10-week research experience in a department that offers graduate degrees. These fellowships will also be available to under-served/under-represented student populations from regional colleges and universities. Mentors will provide students with individualized research projects, and the program will provide group seminars on topics related to research and graduate education. Students should be, preferably, in their sophomore or junior year of study.

Several other Undergraduate Summer Research opportunities are available. Visit the Office of the Provost webpage for more information.

Internal Funding for Graduate Students ▸

A&S McSweeny Fellowships ▾

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Graduate Network in Arts & Sciences (GNAS), a representative body of graduate students from the various disciplines in the College of Arts and Sciences, is offering funding opportunities for A&S graduate students. The GNAS is offering grants (maximum $250) to help A&S graduate students offset the costs of conducting research, attending conferences, and purchasing materials needed for research.

Research and Creative Activities Grant ▾

The College of Arts and Sciences is now accepting applications for the Graduate Student Grants for Research and Creative Activities. This funding opportunity aims to promote research and creative endeavors among graduate students and postdoctoral scholars. Download the guidelines here. (Word Document)